Weather brief shows extreme cold with highs of minus twenty eight
Daily weather index notes a Tuesday forecast of very cold conditions with a high of 28 below and a low of 36 below, no accompanying regional details.
19 Dec 1983
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1983
Page
1
Daily weather index notes a Tuesday forecast of very cold conditions with a high of 28 below and a low of 36 below, no accompanying regional details.
Premier Peter Lougheed names Edson MLA Ian Reid as the province's new Solicitor General effective February 1. Reid replaces Graham Harle who resigned after police found him with a prostitute, ending Harle's cabinet tenure.
In Moscow, Czechoslovakia defeated Canada 4-2. All Canadian goals came in the first period via Pat Flatley with assists from Carey Wilson at 8 13 and 18 54. Benak tied the game in the third period on a Lukdash assist, and Darius Rw shak sealed it on a power play with Gorzhava assisting. Canada next faces Finland on Wednesday.
Toronto Blue Jays announced the trade sending designated hitter outfielder Jorge Orta to acquire first baseman Willie Mays Aikens who had been sentenced to three months in prison and fined $5,000 for attempting to purchase cocaine. Vida Blue also received a three month sentence and a $5,000 fine on a drug charge.
London shoppers at Harrods returned for Christmas despite an IRA car bomb two days earlier that killed five. Aleck Craddock said trade was steady as about 60 queued before 9 am and 1,000 staff worked to reopen. Police officers Jane Arbuthnot and another victim died. Home Secretary Leon Brittan warned against complacency while promising new security measures.
A bus carrying Italian sailors crashed on a rain soaked Ligurian highway near Genoa, plunging into a cliff. 34 people died, four survived, with reports noting excessive tire wear and adverse weather as possible factors. Naval personnel were from the Marinum depot in Aulla and headed to a Turin soccer match.
Israeli gun boats and fighter planes pounded Tripoli Lebanon, targeting PLO fighters loyal to Yasser Arafat amid plans to evacuate aboard five Cyprus flag ships. The attacks also hit Syrian positions around Aley and Bhamdoun, with ships My Charm and another vessel set ablaze or sunk.
Salvation Army volunteers prepare home delivery hampers and toys for about 200 needy families in Medicine Hat as donations near 15 000 dollars with a 17 000 dollar goal. More applications than last year and hampers up 10 percent in size, deliveries start Tuesday.
Albertans tap savings for Christmas cheer but analysts warn against expecting a record retail year. Cynthia Rose Martel notes Alberta trails Canada overall with a tentative recovery seen as promotions rise while inventory stays lean and consumer debt is reduced.
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